Antyodaya—the idea of lifting the poorest and most marginalized—has become more than just a principle under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership. It is now the foundation of how the government works and delivers results across the country. Welfare is no longer just temporary help; it is a lasting investment in people’s dignity, chances, and empowerment. Whether it is through nationwide health coverage, direct support to farmers, housing for the poor, or access to essential services, the government’s actions have demonstrated what purposeful leadership can achieve. This vision has found strong and unwavering support in Telangana through leaders like MP Arvind Dharmapuri, whose relentless efforts have ensured that central schemes reach even the remotest corners of Nizamabad. The development narrative in regions like Induru is a testament to how political will, administrative commitment, and grassroots connection can work together to bring generational change. These are not isolated achievements—they represent a new model of governance where the last person in line is placed first in action. India is moving ahead—and it is making sure no one is left behind.